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Amigurumi Unown ‘a’ pokemon

Enjoy this free crochet pattern of Unown ‘A’ from Pokemon. I designed this pattern to accommodate crochet skills of every level.

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About this Pattern

  • This pattern uses continuous rounds. To keep track, I recommend using some type of stitch marker.

  • Finished Amigurumi will measure around 10.5 inches.

  • Size may vary based on yarn choice and stitch tension.

  • Repeat instructions will be marked with ( ) followed by the number of repeats.

    • Ex: (sc 2, inc) x6

Important Information

  • This pattern is property of Kelsey Arras owner of Kelsey Kay Designs.

  • You may not claim this pattern as your own.

  • You may not alter, copy, sell, or redistribute this pattern in whole or in part. This pattern is intended for personal use only.

  • If you publish photos of items made from this pattern I ask that you please give me credit as the original designer of the pattern.

Yarn Colors (medium)

  • Black

  • White

Other Materials/ Tools

  • G Hook (4.0mm)

  • Fiber-fil stuffing

  • Tapestry needle

  • Scissors

  • Sewing Pins

Abbreviations

  • Ch = Chain

  • MR = Magic Ring

  • Sc = Single Crochet (sc 1 in the next sc)

  • inc = Increase (sc 2 in the next sc)

  • dec = Decrease

  • sl st = Slip Stitch

  • X = repeat

  • F/O = Fasten Off

Center Eye (in black)

R1: MR 6 [6]

R2: Inc x6 [12]

Sl st and f/o leave long tail for sewing

*sew to middle of head area before stuffing the head. See fig. 5

Head (start in white)

R1: MR 6 [6]

R2: inc ×6 [12]

R3: (sc, Inc) x6 [18]

R4: (sc, Inc, sc) x6 [24]

R5: (sc 3, inc) x6 [30]

R6: (sc 2, Inc, sc 2) x6 [36]

R7: sc 5, Inc x6 [42]

R8: (sc 3, Inc, sc 3) x6 [48]

R9: (sc 7, inc) x6 [54]

R10: (sc 4, Inc, sc 4) x6* [60]

*uses last sc to start color change row

R11: sc around color change half row w/black* [60]

*See figures 1-4

In black, F/0 white

R12: (sc 9, Inc) x6 [66]

R13: (sc 5, Inc, sc 5) x6 [72]

R14-16: sc around (3 rounds) [72]

R17: (sc 5, dec, sc5 ) x6 [66]

R18: (sc 9, dec) x6 [60]

R19: (sc 4, dec, sc 4) x6 [54]

R20: (sc 7, dec) x6 [48]

R21: (sc 3, dec, sc 3) x6 [42]

R22: (sc 5, dec) x6 [36]

R23: (sc 2, dec, sc2) x6 [30]

R24: (sc 3, dec) x6 [24]

R25: (sc, dec, sc) x6* [18]

*Start stuffing

R26: (sc, dec) x6 [12]

R27: dec x6 [6]

Sl st and F/O closing the opening

Notes: Do not overstuff the shape, you want it to remain a saucer.

Top of ‘A’ Shape

R1: MR 6 [6]

R2: Inc x6 [12]

R3-5: sc around [12]

R6: (sc 3, inc) x3 [15]

R7: sc around [15]

sl st f/o leave tail

‘A’ Leg Shapes (stuff as you go)

R1: Mr 6 [6]

R2: inc x6 [12]

R3-24: sc around (22 rounds) [12]

sl st f/o leave tail

Connecting ‘A’ curve

R1: ch 12, sl st with first ch [12]

R2-5: sc around [12]

R6: inc 4, dec 4 [12]

R7-12: sc around [12]

f/o do not close

stuff and shape the curve

Assembly

  1. Sew eye in middle of white space

  2. pin, stuff, and sew top of ‘A’ shape with a tapestry needle

  3. Match the top of the ‘A’ angle with the legs. Pin and sew

  4. Attach middle ‘A’ piece halfway down the leg space. See examples

Assembly Images

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Figure 1

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Figure 2

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Figure 3

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Figure 4

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